Last Tuesday (12th), it's minimum was -2, according to the outdoor thermometer!
First I saw this on lawn
Then I realise it was a nice and light frost so took photos.
Thus it is mainly a photos blog, rather than an informative blog...
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| Blades of grass |
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| Beaded daisy flower - Gorgeous!! |
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| Jonquils (hoped I spelt it correctly) |
Then I checked out the vegie beds zone and discovered they were dusted as well...
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| Ice beads on broccoli leaf |
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| Dusted spinach leaf on dusted mulch |
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| Even some potato plants were dusted |
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| The edges of lettuces were laced with frost - colour isn't good here. |
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| Another beaded kale leaf |
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| You can see some ice on this leaf! |
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| It was gorgeous to see very tiny ice cubes on the red cabbage leaf |
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| Once again dusted baby spinach leaf |
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| A geranium leaf really shows it attracts frost really well |
The front were dusted as well...
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| Not easily seen but almost all lichen were dusted but as sun hit, all dissipated... |
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| Nicely laced leaves of weeds in lawn |
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| View to South - frost all the way |
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| Lovely yellow rose - all beaded |
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| One of first two plum trees flowered for the year |
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| Magnolia - ready to open soon... |
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| View to West - frost all the way with Tassie following me |
Finally went inside and saw this lovely sunlit fake flower arrangement so thought I'd add as well...
So I hope you've enjoyed all this.
Teralba report: 6 baby pears are growing out of two pear trees (the only pear trees I can see have flowered and fruited - seems to be a while to grow, etc); plum trees flowered - two trees so far, but already other three are not far behind; several apple trees budded; an old nectarine tree all budded and a few flowered. Harvested another bucketful of Lemonade, oranges and broccolinis.
Cheers till later!
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